Multiple reports provide an update on AEW‘s negotiations with Warner Bros. Discovery, as a new TV deal seems imminent. John Ourand at Puck reports that AEW’s new deal with WBD “looks like” it will be for four years,

A new report from Fightful Select offers up some additional details on the contract currently being finalized between AEW and WBD.

AEW is nearing the finalization of its upcoming media rights deal, which could potentially result in the cancellation of a show.

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav talks about growth plans and positive announcements at a recent conference. Read more about key takeaways for WBD stock.

Dave Meltzer discusses the reported TV rights deal AEw has reached with WBD, including what it means for AEW PPV's and negotiations with other networks

While the current duration of the agreement would not bring AEW to $1 billion in revenue over five years, the $170 million figure, in addition to potential pay-per-view deals, revenue, and any other external media packages, would likely bring AEW to that amount.

According to a report from John Ourand at Puck, Khan is closing in on a $170 million-per-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. The agreement is set to span three years with an op

WWE, as they got new TV deals for Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, but now it's AEW's turn. There has been speculation for months about Tony Khan's negotiations with Warner Bros. Discovery, but we have yet to hear about a new deal being put into place.